kingjoe:
A cleaner in America earns more than a professor in Nigeria.

A maid in uk earns more than a doctor in Nigeria.

A man that works in fast-food joint in Australia earns more than a banker in Nigeria.

There seems it will get worse.God help us

Whalis:
When occultic men gained leadership positions things fall apart.
There is hardly any politician in the government houses of the states of South South that is not a cult member. These people have sold their conscience. They have mortgage some precious things in their lives and for this reason they want those who have not to either follow suit or die in penury by making draconic laws that pitch the common man with hardship.

9japride:
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Even in UK, they have different countries. Why can't there be different countries in Nigeria? Why put people who have different ideology of life to live together?

1TrippleCee:



You are the only who truly know things. I have been saying this thing for twenty years. All our leaders are occult members and because of that they have hearts like the devil

9japride:
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Even in UK, they have different countries. Why can't there be different countries in Nigeria? Why put people who have different ideology of life to live together?

Whalis:
When occultic men gained leadership positions things fall apart.
There is hardly any politician in the government houses of the states of South South that is not a cult member. These people have sold their conscience. They have mortgage some precious things in their lives and for this reason they want those who have not to either follow suit or die in penury by making draconic laws that pitch the common man with hardship.

Fcwilly:
Gaza is more a better place than Nigeria

KingOfAmebo:
Here's a trending article I read on the world's most popular forum Quora.

"Opportunities once flowed in Nigeria as abundantly as the Niger River, but that narrative has long changed.

Nigerians, known to be resourceful, educated, and fueled by ambition are leaving the shores of their motherland in droves, not in a casual drift but in a frantic exodus.

They're running from a crucible of crises that boils and overflows, leaving a residue of despair with no extinguisher in sight.

A country of numerous resources has become a labyrinth of misfortunes. Governed by the worst of leaders who have weaponized poverty for their selfish interest—that is, when patriotic Nigerians rise to question, and fight, the government, their opponent would be fellow poor Nigerians, fighting tooth and nail for the same politicians who have kept them so.

Nigerians find themselves locked in an ever-intensifying cycle of multi-dimensional problems. From economic chaos to sometimes, unbearable insecurity, the nation's woes accumulate like sediment, each layer more crippling than the last.

The government that the masses put their hopes on as custodian of public interest, has turned the country into a family enterprise, brokering ill-advised deals that mortgage the country’s future. Deals that have dwindled the Naira's value like melting ice.

Petrol prices have soared skyward to three times what they were just months ago, pulling along dreams and ambitions into fury flames.

And yet, our leaders plead for patience in a land where patience has bled dry. With this reality, the rich find their escape routes, seeking refuge in developed countries that offer a semblance of stability, leaving behind poor Nigerians tethered by financial constraints.

The only thing that seems permanent in Nigeria has become the disheartening truth that our yesteryears often outshine our tomorrows. This mass migration of Nigerians isn’t just alarming but frightening—a "brain drain" as it's called, because it's the middle class and skilled Nigerians who are leaving the country in droves.

Those who can no longer wait for the dawn are chasing the sun elsewhere, hoping to find what has become elusive at home— a life of value, a life worth living.

Nigeria has, year after year performed below expectations and for every emigrant, the implication is clear: faith in the motherland has eroded, leaving behind only the skeletal remains of what was once a thriving belief in a shared future that Nigerians can unite and make something out of themselves for the good of everyone who calls Nigeria home."

Cc: Victor Dirikebamor

https://www.quora.com/Why-are-Nigerians-fleeing-Nigeria/answer/Victor-Dirikebamor?ch=15&oid=1477743690646613&share=43e687aa&srid=nIcOD&target_type=answer

Quintessence44:


We will believe you when we see your flight ticket to Gaza.

Dirty IPOB animal.

SoNature:
The biggest problem of Nigeria is that the leaders don't even believe in the country.

Calitoscassius:
This is the main problem with Naigeria, the Naigerians themselves. Why are you labelling a fellow Naigerian IPOB animal For saying his opinion on Naigeria? The way you Naigerians label yourselves in a bigoted manner clearly indicates that you people are not united or one Naigeria.

AderonkeOlaniyi:
See pure rubbish wey person type.

Princewill1:
The fleeing it's a typical black man behavior. Black people, Nigerians inclusive always go the easy route. We are despise around the world because we can't create or fix shiit. We only chose to consume in an already prepared table.

Turkey has been in economic crisis for more two years now. They have be experiencing hyper inflation, currency devaluation and high cost of goods and services. The economic tumoil in Turkey is bigger than what that of Nigeria.

Turkey inflation rate - 61%

Nigeria inflation rate - 28.9%

Japa is not "trending" in Turkey, but it's trending in Nigeria. That's the difference between a black man and other races.

Hardship is everywhere, it's only dvmb people that doesn't know this.

Quintessence44:


NIGERIANS ARE VERY UNITED AND LOVE NIGERIA.

THE ONLY PEOPLE WHO HATE NIGERIA ARE IGBOS, WHO CONSTITUTE A MERE 15% OF THE POPULATION.

99% OF THE POSTERS ON THIS THREAD ARE IGBOS.

THEY ARE OUTCASTS OF NIGERIA AND THEIR VIEWS ARE IRRELEVANT.

Quintessence44:


THIS IS ABSOLUTE TRASH AND LIES.

When you calculate the bills a maid or cleaner has to pay, her salary is a pittance, and barely enough to eat. She can barely pay to live in a small room. Forget flat or apartment.

These are the sort of lies that have led to Nigerians working as slaves in Libya and Lebanon, leading them to go on Youtube to appeal to Nigerian government to rescue them.

Chibuzoc:
Nigeria is a jungle, a contraption, GOD help nigerians

Calitoscassius:
You have just agreed with precisely what i have asserted in my comment

It is either they are Naigerians or they are not, they cannot be outcast. It doesn't make any sense.